Direct Firefox to different coding

CSS Coding Tutorials | Submited Jan 10, 2008

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This is inside style tags, of course.
I put it in the myspace category because that's probably where people will need it.
The -moz part needs to be on the bottom to override the other codes.
In Internet Explorer
In Firefox

The code

remember, Style Tags.

body{background-color:FF0000;}

.37182{this part affects firefox only}
@-moz-document domain(myspace.com){

body{background-color:000000;}

}

What that does is make the background red in IE, and black in FF. the part with the black background is inside a tag that only firefox reads, whereas the top part is just normal CSS.
the @-moz part has to be on the bottom because that's how css works, stuff on the bottom>stuff on the top.
Notice the (myspace.com), if you're using it on a myspace profile, that's what it should say.